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BADMINTON TOURNEY

The Council of "the" "Hong Kong Badminton Association decided last night to hold the annual Colony Cham- pionships again this year despite the difficulties likely to be experienced.

Forms will be sent to the various Club secretaries, and entrants will be asked to fill in the dates when sub- they will be at Camp. The committee, comprising Messrs. Oli- veira, Beattle, Lul, Fisher and Gray, the matches will then try and fix accordingly.

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A query regarding the order play in matches was brought up by Mr. Gray, who stated that there was After no official ruling on the point.

Mr. some discussion, the Chairman, Higgs, recommended from the Chair that visiting-clubs be given the cour- tesy of playing in rotation. -

TWO MATCHES POSTPONED

In "B" Division of the Badminton between Victoria The conditions and sections will be League the match the same as last year, with a fee of Recreation Club and Kowloon Tong $2.00 for singles, and $4

each was postponed, while Kowloon Cric- doubles team entrant. The closing dateket Club and Recreio will be played

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COUNTRY CLUB GOLF RESULTS

Results of the foursomes and cham- [pionship matches at Country Club on

Sunday were:

CHAMPIONSHIP

F. E. A. Remedios beat J. J. Basto 4 and 3.

H. Kew beat S. V. Gittins 2 and 1. A. A. Lopes beat A. T. Lee 7 and 5. P. K. C. Tyau beat Geo. Lee 6 and 5. E. Sadick beat B. Basto 4 and 2. C. H. T. Suen beat E. J. M. Churn 5 and 3.

A. W. Ramsey beat F. X. M. Silva 4 and 3.

FOURSOMES

H. Alves and C. Roza Pereira beat C. Thom and A. R. de Pinna 4. and 2.

E. J. M. Churn and A. T. Lee beat J. B. Mackle and J. L. Litton 3 and 2. H. Kew and S. V. Gittins beat Geo.

F. E. A. Remedios and W. C. Hung beat B. Alves and C. E. Marques 3 and 2.

At Kowloon Football Club on Fri-Lee and C. Kew 7 and 5. day February 9, Chinese Girls meet the Rest at 2.30 p.m., and Portugal clash with the Rest in a softball pro- gramme in aid of the British War Or- ganisation Fund.

The Selection Committee have chos- en the following players:

Chinese Girls Mary Louie

Dot Loule

Lily Mar

Paula Chan Mabel Loule May Chung

Mary Mar

Doris Mar

Ulian Khoo Ella Chinn Gloria Mar Jean Lee

Rose Loule Bella Ma Nip Lum

Portugal

Johnny Alures

Rest

p Therese Noronha © Lena Luongo

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Yvonne Yolle

zb Celesta Marques

3b Irene Castilho

sa Margaret Oliviera

If Irene Pereira

cf Iris Blone

ri Maudie Read

Utility Thelma Collaco

Mike Mendonca Nick Beltrao

Tony Alves

Spotty Pereira

George Souza

Gerry Gosano

Eddie Gosano

Cynthia Motta Jacky Anderson Vera Burson Thelma Motta

Mgr. Hal Wingloc

Rest

p Herb Quon

C

Nip Lum (Mgr.)

1b Terry Leonard

Ib Honus Waggoner

3b Earl Wong

急售 Wally Ching

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cf Den Crary

Caco Marques Zinho Gosano Utility

rf Stan Leonard

Hal Winglee Wilbur Wu Kazsa Nazarin Huckjal Kitchell

Tuffy Chinn

John Fonseca Arthur Ozorio Kelly Silva Netio Bertie Gosano Henry Barros (Mgr.)

TRAIN MINED

Shanghai, To-day.

A. J. Kew and C. H. Suen beat A. A. Lopes and J. J. Basto 5 and 4.

C. H. Basto and H. R. de Pinna re- ceived a walk-over from C. G. An- derson and A. A. Guterres.

F. X. Silva and M. F. de Pinna beat A. W. Ramsey and R. E. Lee on the 19th.

P. K. Tyau and T. Y. C. Lee beat E. Sadick and B. Basto 2 and 1.

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- INTERPORT MATCHES

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